Adobe Flash Player 11 Windows Vista

Stage 3D Accelerated Graphics Rendering (Player & AIR desktop + AIR for TV) — Stage 3D is a new architecture for hardware accelerated graphics rendering developed that provides a set of low-level APIs that enable advanced 2D and 3D rendering capabilities across screens and devices (desktop, mobile, and TV). Using Stage 3D, app and framework developers can now access high-performance GPU hardware acceleration, enabling the creation of new classes of rich, interactive experiences. Native Extensions — Native extension libraries allow developers to create and use native libraries that can be invoked using ActionScript. These libraries allow ActionScript developers to take advantage of the same platform and device-specific native capabilities and APIs available to native apps, with easy integration into AIR applications. In addition, native extensions can be used for performance-critical code or porting existing native libraries like image decoders for use within an AIR application.Flash Access Content Protection Support for AIR Mobile — Flash Access content protection support is now available on mobile devices including Android powered smartphones and tablets. In addition, content protection is now supported on tablet devices powered by the BlackBerry® Tablet OS. Note: Flash Access for iOS is not supported at this time.

In addition, Flash Access for Flash Player Android is not supported at this time.Encrypted local storage for mobile — Encrypted local storage support is now available on mobile devices. Applications can more securely store sensitive data on a user’s device, enabling support for storage of sensitive data, such as passwords, certificates, and auditing information.Captive Runtime Support — This popular feature from AIR for iOS is now available with AIR for desktop, Android, and TV. Simplify the app installation process and reduce testing/certification cost by packaging the AIR runtime with your app on Windows, Mac, Android, and TVs.Stage Video Hardware Acceleration (AIR Mobile) — Leverage hardware acceleration of the entire video pipeline to deliver efficient, best-in-class high-definition (HD) video playback experiences.

Decrease processor usage and enable smoother video, reduced memory usage, and higher fidelity on mobile (supported on Android 3.1, BlackBerry Tablet OS, and iOS) and TV devices.H.264/AAC Playback Support (AIR for iOS) — Enables H.264 & AAC playback on iOS when using Stage Video Hardware Acceleration. This feature requires that video be delivered either through progressive download or HLS. RTMP is not supported due to platform limitations.Front-facing Camera Support (AIR for Android) — The front-facing camera support available with AIR for iOS and BlackBerry Tablet OS is now available on Android devices. To use the new Flash Player, you will need to target SWF version 13 by passing in an extra compiler argument to the Flex compiler: -swf-version=13. Directions are as follows.If you are using the Adobe Flex SDK:.

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Download the new for Flash Player 11. Download Flex 4.5 SDK (4.5.0.20967) from the. Install the build in your development environment. In Flash Builder, create a new ActionScript project: File - New - ActionScript project. Open the project Properties panel (right-click and chose 'Properties'). Select 'ActionScript Compiler' from the list on the left. Use the 'Configure Flex SDK's' option in the upper-right corner to point the project to Flex build 20967.

Click ok. Configure your project to target SWF version 13. Open the project Properties panel (right-click and chose 'Properties').

Select 'ActionScript Compiler' from the list on the left. Add to the 'Additional compiler arguments' input: -swf-version=13. This ensures the outputted SWF targets SWF version 13. If you compile on the command line and not in Flash Builder, you need to add the same compiler argument.

Ensure you have installed the new Flash Player 11 build in your browser. Please submit a bug to the Flash Player and Adobe AIR.Flash Player and AIR may leverage your graphics hardware to decode and play H.264 video. There may be video issues that can only be reproduced with your particular graphics hardware and driver. When reporting an issue involving video, it is essential to note your graphics hardware and driver, along with your operating system and browser (when using Flash Player), so that we can reproduce and investigate issues.

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